I've been a professional photographer since about 1987. I shoot people, almost exclusively, (models, headshots, portraits, events, graduating seniors, etc.) although I did shoot weddings for about twenty years. I bought a 7d when it first came out and another one about a year later. I still have both of them. I use them on occasion, but not as much as I used to. The 7D is one of the best cameras of its generation. I'm a photographer who believes that it's not a photograph until it's printed, and I've enlarged prints from the 7D to 30"x40" many times. And with today's noise reducing applications like Topaz, or denoise in camera raw, you can shoot at extremely high ISOs with the 7D and fix any noise issues in post processing. This camera is built like a tank. It was built for professional use, and it lives up to that reputation. Good job on explaining the 7Ds features.
After using an EOS Digital Rebel for over 20 years, I just picked up a used 7D (as well as a 20D) on the recommendation of a friend who is an expert photographer. The next step is to learn how to use them! This video is very helpful. Thanks for posting!
I absolutely love mine! Got $3,200 worht of camera gear in a "fire sale" from someone who needed some quick dollars.. $800 in fact...great set of three lenses...one looks like a bazooka. I am not a professional, so its not a tool for me, so it is way more horsepower than I ever really need, so, it is fun! At my daughter's college event I had a student ask me if I was professional, nice little rush of flattery, but "No. I am just a Dad with a camera." :) I love your content, maybe, slow down just a little...I am excited about it, too, but I am trying to learn about it at the same time. :)
@@DSLRTRAINING I like your content, as I noted in the past. I just got to do my first "professional shoot" for a big non profit, I mean, global non profit, and true to form, I donated my services. :) I have like 500 + photos to go through tonight...tough venue...under a large pavillion in an open field under blazing Texas sunlight...shooting from shade with brilliant lighted backgrounds, or into the shade from out under the sun...a lot of trial and error with settings due to the contrasting lighting situation. Fun.
Thank you for the video. In fact, I was kind of late in realizing what a gem of a camera Canon 7D is. So, I bought it rather late in early 2021 used. Got it in good condition with 19k shutter actuations. It's a great sports camera and I use it for wildlife photography purposes as a hobbyist. This DSLR possesses amazing shutter life, some of my friends got 500k shots and counting! Undoubtedly, it's a great camera and I hope to continue using it for many years to come. There's one caveat though. I found the Canon APS-C DSLRs weak in recording videos. My 70D and two 7Ds stopped recording videos in the field when I tried to film a few bird clips. Now, I use a dedicated handycam in the field to record casual videos. As a still photography camera, this is my goto body to shoot birds in flight paired with the great EF 400mm f/5.6L USM. I don't plan to move to mirrorless ever. Those cameras do not and won't ever be able to resolve the EVF lag issue which is important to me for capturing wildlife action in the field. One example, if I anticipate a bird to take off from its perching position; I just aim the camera and focus on the subject waiting for the moment when it really takes off. When it does, I can see it instantly at the speed of light and full press the shutter button thus capturing the all important initial frames. On the other hand, it arrives little later in the EVF of a mirrorless camera, no matter how modern it is, making me miss that moment when I capture those frames. Thanks again.
I know a few tweeters (Fellow bird watchers) who switched to mirrorless, a couple sold all their gear and bitterly regret it. Love my 7D. Also got a Nikon D200 for when I need to emulate film with it's great Sony CCD sensor. Great review Thanks
I love my 7D, paired with an 18-135mm Nano USM it's a perfect do-anything camera and the colors are on par with my 5D Mark II, all around awesome camera it's the ultimate APS-C rig.
Great Camera! I have had mine for 12 years, still use it for wildlife photography. Every once in a while a camera comes out like the 7D that stands out above the rest. 7D, 5D Mark IV for example. Mirrorless are great but DSLR's are still kings among cameras.
I have a 7D and a 70D both are really good cameras. I use my 7D for astrophotography and it’s exceeded my expectations majorly even when it’s older than me in fact. Really good camera.
Designed from the get-go for professional photographers it is an AP-S fast action magnesium bodied camera. It reeks quality with well placed controls. Like you I still love my original from 2012.
Bought my 7D some Month ago. Nearly new with battery grip for 220$ all. Use it mostly with Tamron 150-500. Great images. Love it. Last few years I collected Canon Ds for cheap. 5D, 5D2, 6D, 1D, 1D2, 1D4, 1Ds2... soooooooo cool.
Iv got this camera plus later I bought the Canon EOS 7D Mark ll. Both 7Ds with a battery grip and the hand straps. Don’t know when I’ll by a mirror less but I’m happy with the 7Ds for now.
Hi Thanks for this helpful video. Going against the trend but I’ve just bought an old one in excellent condition and am really enjoying it!! The quality is amazing! 👍 Thanks again for the run through!
I'm new in photography and I just bought this camera. Now I need lens. maybe someone could offer a lens to take pictures of motor sports, which ones do you use?
There was a lot of hoopla prior to the intoduction t this camera. When it finally came out there were a lot of complaints if I remember correctly. I purchased mine around 2011. It was a fine camera but nothing to write home about. This was a very heavy camera compared to my prior 30D and 40D. The Manual was over 200 pages long ! There was so much customization to this camera that one could spend years learning each one. I winded up selling mine because whenever I used flash, or Strobes the battery life would diminish by quite a bit. I sent the Camera to Canon, but they could not find anything wrong with it. A few years later i purchased the 6D. The orignal 7D was a flop, the subsequent version, the 7D mark II was much better and still is.
I bought myself a thoroughly and thick German book and spent hours reading (and translating) to master the Canon D7 MII but I'm very attached to this camera. So much I recently bought a second one (first one still functions well but the shutter count keeps climbing up over the 8 years of intensive use).
Ive used both...7D is abit older and more features, 700d is abit more new and more expensive...7d better picture quality and more pro....I would learn on a 7d and then go towards to the R10 or R7
Other than the ISO performance...it's pretty much still bomb proof. Fantastic summer outdoor events camera. I picked a mint one up with 9000 miles on the clock for about £230 last year.
i sold some fuji gear (xt1 18-55 and 50-230xc lens) a few years ago now and bought a panasonic fz1000 bridge camera because the fuji lens choice was a bit limited and expensive for a hobbyist i just couldnt justify the £ of lenses, had the bridge for a couple years now but just sold it - im at the point were i need a larger sensor and to be able to swap lenses - i like to take my camera out with me and shoot other motorcyclists out on the road or take it to trackdays etc so im weighing up the following... 7d, 7dmk2, M5 or M50 - or Nikon d7200, sony a7ii - i had considered a return to fuji with an xs10 or xh1 but you still have to pay through your nose for lenses.. really like what the m5/m50 produces but the EFM lenses stop at 50-200mm anything else has to be an adapted EF lens for a longer reach and then the camera becomes a bit unbalanced due to the small nature of the M5/m50 - so i started having a proper look at the 7dmk2 on flickr and came across the 7d - its still producing some absolutely MEGA images from what iv seen, even fast moving motorcycles on the track using one of the 70-200 2.8 usm lenses or 100-400 usm lenses, would you say its a mistake to buy a 7d and one of the two mentioned lenses? or should i spend the extra on the 7d mk2?
@@s1dew1nd3r4 As long as you don't need to go above ISO 800 all that often and if you can pick up a low miles one why not as they are pretty cheap. Plus check out DigitalRevTV's 7D torture test! Also look up a Canon 70-210 EF USM lens. It's a great fairly compact long zoom. No stabiliser but it doesnt weigh like a F2.8 and you can pick them up for like £90 to £130!
I picked up a 7D with a shutter count of 6300 in excellent condition for $160 (+ battery grip for $28) from MPB to go along with my 5D MKIII and my 1DX MKII and seem to use the 7D the most. Definitely a workhorse producing tack sharp images. Go figure . . .
I've bought the 7d in January..I'm planning to upgrade next year to a mirrorless..hybrid....but I'm going to keep this for stills....it only has 50k....so it's going to Last for a long time
Recently bought my second Canon 7d mark II. The first one has a high shutter count (8 years old and thoroughly used) and this second hand less than 3000. Camera lookes also crisp and new. Most important it feels like it belongs in my hand. Looked at and felt a few Canon R cameras but nah... maybe later ;)
I just bought one w 87,000 shutter count for $100. Did I make a mistake? I was worried coming from a t6 t7 rebel. I definitely like it so far. What are your thoughts on the shutter life?
@@DSLRTRAINING cool. I did some deep sky ish photos with it tonight. But during the day it seems it shoots so fast. I was taking pictures of my kids in the backyard when a plane flew over and I was in manual mode and had no time to do anything and still manage to pop off several shots of the plane as it flew directly above us. I just need to get some proper batteries for it and a charger
A reboxed T3i? With a much better viewfinder (Pentaprism vs pentamirror and 100% at 1x vs 95% and .85), much larger body that is weather sealed, much better controls, joystick, huge and efficient wheel, a top lcd panel, 19 focus points and all cross type versus 9 focus points and only 1 cross type for T3i, 8 frames per second versus 3.7, 2 Digic 4 processors versus 1. I could go on....... So no, not even close to a reboxed T3i.
These are utter bargain's now, was quite surprised. Bought one for £120, prefer this over my 1d bodies (shock horror) when coupled with a 150-600mm lens those bodies were seriously too heavy and I ain't a weakling....ISO yeah noisy, but expose to the right more in bad light if you must and just de-noise in PP, they get a bad rep for noise unfairly but software has come in leaps and bounds over 10+ years. Thanks for the review
How did you overcome the 7d "Soft Focus" problem? I shot a 60D for years before my brother upgraded and I sent the 60 off to my Dad and went to this. Most things were fine, but at the time my daughters were playing travelling soccer and I took lots of pictures, up close was fine but mid telephoto (300mm) this camera couldn't autofocus at all. Expensive lenses, cheap lenses, didn't really matter. Google had 1000 "cures" for it, but Canon did admit there was an issue send it in for $500 and maybe we will fix it.... yeah... Landscape, tripod, wide angle great.... fast action autofocus.... not.
From what I've heard canon cameras Done mind third party batteries unlike some other makes that freeze Up when you put a third party battery in them because after all the older a Camera gets the more likely the fact will be that you end up getting a third party battery as a replacement because they don't last forever
Why not make a video about all settings... How to use the camera guide with slow pace 👍 there are probably many newbies who aren't professionals but got their hands on this camera and are "a bit" lost with it 😅
Je viens de lui donner une 2em vie. Acheté en 2010, batterie non reconnue, réparé en 20mn et 0 euro. J'ai remis la petite vis . C'est reparti pour 12 ans.
@@DSLRTRAINING Hello, thank you for replying can you give me just a little more information. 7 years back I had a canon 7D and was shooting events ready to freelance before the camera got stolen. I have an itch to start freelancing. I am trying to buy a second hand because of affordability, but many of the options are like 7-12 years old. To be honest, I just want a really good camera so I can photograph corp events or maybe move up to wedding. Looking at either Nikon and Canon, thanks for any help.
I’ve been a pro for decades and have used ask types of cameras, new and old, but let me tell ya.. I was never a Canon fan, but the old 7D (especially with the magic plugin) this thing has never let me down. Even in 2024 the quality and durability is certainly a Godsend! A Workhorse & a Beast! This thing is something else.. (even though it’s a Canon🤣) wish I could scratch off the logo 🥺 or just put a Nikon sticker over it.. 😂 Besides that.. Everything comes out beautiful.
@@sb_khokhar0786 Your aperture is too wide making your depth of field too shallow. Remember, a bigger number is a smaller aperture, so if your lens is an f/2.8, try stopping down to f/5.6 or f/7, it will give you a deeper depth of field and keep everything in focus.
I've been a professional photographer since about 1987. I shoot people, almost exclusively, (models, headshots, portraits, events, graduating seniors, etc.) although I did shoot weddings for about twenty years. I bought a 7d when it first came out and another one about a year later. I still have both of them. I use them on occasion, but not as much as I used to. The 7D is one of the best cameras of its generation. I'm a photographer who believes that it's not a photograph until it's printed, and I've enlarged prints from the 7D to 30"x40" many times. And with today's noise reducing applications like Topaz, or denoise in camera raw, you can shoot at extremely high ISOs with the 7D and fix any noise issues in post processing. This camera is built like a tank. It was built for professional use, and it lives up to that reputation. Good job on explaining the 7Ds features.
Thanks...good job on ur career
Wow I bet you went to alot of P Diddy and Snoop Dog after parties 😂
@unbroken1010 yes there ur family kitty
After using an EOS Digital Rebel for over 20 years, I just picked up a used 7D (as well as a 20D) on the recommendation of a friend who is an expert photographer. The next step is to learn how to use them! This video is very helpful. Thanks for posting!
I absolutely love mine! Got $3,200 worht of camera gear in a "fire sale" from someone who needed some quick dollars.. $800 in fact...great set of three lenses...one looks like a bazooka. I am not a professional, so its not a tool for me, so it is way more horsepower than I ever really need, so, it is fun! At my daughter's college event I had a student ask me if I was professional, nice little rush of flattery, but "No. I am just a Dad with a camera." :) I love your content, maybe, slow down just a little...I am excited about it, too, but I am trying to learn about it at the same time. :)
Thanks dude...sorry about the speed...I'm brummy from the UK and we tend go on abit!🤣🤣
@@DSLRTRAINING I like your content, as I noted in the past. I just got to do my first "professional shoot" for a big non profit, I mean, global non profit, and true to form, I donated my services. :) I have like 500 + photos to go through tonight...tough venue...under a large pavillion in an open field under blazing Texas sunlight...shooting from shade with brilliant lighted backgrounds, or into the shade from out under the sun...a lot of trial and error with settings due to the contrasting lighting situation. Fun.
Ive had mine since maybe 2014 or so and still use it and it’s really amazing
Oh and I got it used😂
Defo a great bit of kit back in the days. Im.still using mine on some occasions too😝
Is this a great deal for product photography? How is the focus mode, and low light, sharpness? Really want to buy a camera in the next few days
its okay but does depend on the lens@@benjaminesedo7879
@@DSLRTRAINING thank you, what lense would you recommend?
Thank you for the video.
In fact, I was kind of late in realizing what a gem of a camera Canon 7D is. So, I bought it rather late in early 2021 used. Got it in good condition with 19k shutter actuations. It's a great sports camera and I use it for wildlife photography purposes as a hobbyist. This DSLR possesses amazing shutter life, some of my friends got 500k shots and counting!
Undoubtedly, it's a great camera and I hope to continue using it for many years to come.
There's one caveat though. I found the Canon APS-C DSLRs weak in recording videos. My 70D and two 7Ds stopped recording videos in the field when I tried to film a few bird clips. Now, I use a dedicated handycam in the field to record casual videos.
As a still photography camera, this is my goto body to shoot birds in flight paired with the great EF 400mm f/5.6L USM.
I don't plan to move to mirrorless ever. Those cameras do not and won't ever be able to resolve the EVF lag issue which is important to me for capturing wildlife action in the field. One example, if I anticipate a bird to take off from its perching position; I just aim the camera and focus on the subject waiting for the moment when it really takes off. When it does, I can see it instantly at the speed of light and full press the shutter button thus capturing the all important initial frames. On the other hand, it arrives little later in the EVF of a mirrorless camera, no matter how modern it is, making me miss that moment when I capture those frames.
Thanks again.
defo would agree....thanks for the great feedback...
I know a few tweeters (Fellow bird watchers) who switched to mirrorless, a couple sold all their gear and bitterly regret it. Love my 7D. Also got a Nikon D200 for when I need to emulate film with it's great Sony CCD sensor. Great review Thanks
@887Rabbit ta mate
I love my 7D, paired with an 18-135mm Nano USM it's a perfect do-anything camera and the colors are on par with my 5D Mark II, all around awesome camera it's the ultimate APS-C rig.
Great Camera! I have had mine for 12 years, still use it for wildlife photography. Every once in a while a camera comes out like the 7D that stands out above the rest. 7D, 5D Mark IV for example. Mirrorless are great but DSLR's are still kings among cameras.
That’s one badass beast of a camera!
I have a 7D and a 70D both are really good cameras. I use my 7D for astrophotography and it’s exceeded my expectations majorly even when it’s older than me in fact. Really good camera.
Defo a great one. Subscribe mate
Did you have to mod the 7D for astrophotography?
Designed from the get-go for professional photographers it is an AP-S fast action magnesium bodied camera. It reeks quality with well placed controls. Like you I still love my original from 2012.
Awesome camera! I wish they kept it alive.
Awesome
Bought my 7D some Month ago. Nearly new with battery grip for 220$ all. Use it mostly with Tamron 150-500. Great images. Love it. Last few years I collected Canon Ds for cheap. 5D, 5D2, 6D, 1D, 1D2, 1D4, 1Ds2... soooooooo cool.
liked your video i hsve 7d as well
Can a 18-133 zoom lens shoot portraits?
Ye thatll be okay....i used one of these for years
i shoot 7d mark ii snd got a used Canon 1dx it’s heavy but love it
Great..subscribe
Iv got this camera plus later I bought the Canon EOS 7D Mark ll. Both 7Ds with a battery grip and the hand straps. Don’t know when I’ll by a mirror less but I’m happy with the 7Ds for now.
Defo worth it. Its a workhorse
Thanks for that. Good video
Thanks sub
I have this it is awesome
Great camera...sub mate
Good job
Thanks dude+ nice hat
Gmail address plz
Hi Thanks for this helpful video. Going against the trend but I’ve just bought an old one in excellent condition and am really enjoying it!! The quality is amazing! 👍 Thanks again for the run through!
Thanks Pamela...great camera ++
I'm new in photography and I just bought this camera. Now I need lens. maybe someone could offer a lens to take pictures of motor sports, which ones do you use?
135mm zoom lens
There was a lot of hoopla prior to the intoduction t this camera. When it finally came out there were a lot of complaints if I remember correctly. I purchased mine around 2011. It was a fine camera but nothing to write home about. This was a very heavy camera compared to my prior 30D and 40D. The Manual was over 200 pages long ! There was so much customization to this camera that one could spend years learning each one. I winded up selling mine because whenever I used flash, or Strobes the battery life would diminish by quite a bit. I sent the Camera to Canon, but they could not find anything wrong with it. A few years later i purchased the 6D. The orignal 7D was a flop, the subsequent version, the 7D mark II was much better and still is.
I bought myself a thoroughly and thick German book and spent hours reading (and translating) to master the Canon D7 MII but I'm very attached to this camera. So much I recently bought a second one (first one still functions well but the shutter count keeps climbing up over the 8 years of intensive use).
How are the stills at iso 3200? Canon makes the worst kit lens but I can adapt nikon on it
I got one bin 2012 and still going strong 😂 ❤️it.
There really well built. Please sub🫶
Fully agree. It's the best 👌
I’ve just been gifted one of these- what two lens would you suggest? I’d like one that maybe goes to 300mm.
300mm will do the job
I have got also the 17-85 is a very useful lens
I recently bought one, and I was curious of some positive opinions. I don't like the idea to change your body each year. Cheers
As someone who is still learning about photography. Would you recommend the 7d or something a bit more "simple" like the 700d?
Ive used both...7D is abit older and more features, 700d is abit more new and more expensive...7d better picture quality and more pro....I would learn on a 7d and then go towards to the R10 or R7
@DSLRTRAINING thank you very much!
No worries...subscribe +get a cheaper one...figure it out then get a decent spec like the r10 canon Mirrorless
is it good to shoot birds in flight
Yes !
does the 7d have continuous autofocus when in video mode?
@@darnit5 i suspect the 7d is a glorified 600d/t3i, and the 50d is a glorified t1i.
انها بالفعل من افضل الكاميرات التي استخدمتها وما زلت استدخمها الى الان بجانب الكاميرات الصغيرة من فوجي .
Thank you and sub
What's the best settings for portrait and family photos?
M 1/40 f4 -5.6 Iso audo 5mm lens
@@DSLRTRAINING thank you 😊!
Give it a go...between 1/40-80 is a good range for aperure in low/mid light
Other than the ISO performance...it's pretty much still bomb proof. Fantastic summer outdoor events camera. I picked a mint one up with 9000 miles on the clock for about £230 last year.
i sold some fuji gear (xt1 18-55 and 50-230xc lens) a few years ago now and bought a panasonic fz1000 bridge camera because the fuji lens choice was a bit limited and expensive for a hobbyist i just couldnt justify the £ of lenses, had the bridge for a couple years now but just sold it - im at the point were i need a larger sensor and to be able to swap lenses - i like to take my camera out with me and shoot other motorcyclists out on the road or take it to trackdays etc so im weighing up the following...
7d, 7dmk2, M5 or M50 - or Nikon d7200, sony a7ii - i had considered a return to fuji with an xs10 or xh1 but you still have to pay through your nose for lenses.. really like what the m5/m50 produces but the EFM lenses stop at 50-200mm anything else has to be an adapted EF lens for a longer reach and then the camera becomes a bit unbalanced due to the small nature of the M5/m50 - so i started having a proper look at the 7dmk2 on flickr and came across the 7d - its still producing some absolutely MEGA images from what iv seen, even fast moving motorcycles on the track using one of the 70-200 2.8 usm lenses or 100-400 usm lenses, would you say its a mistake to buy a 7d and one of the two mentioned lenses? or should i spend the extra on the 7d mk2?
@@s1dew1nd3r4 As long as you don't need to go above ISO 800 all that often and if you can pick up a low miles one why not as they are pretty cheap. Plus check out DigitalRevTV's 7D torture test! Also look up a Canon 70-210 EF USM lens. It's a great fairly compact long zoom. No stabiliser but it doesnt weigh like a F2.8 and you can pick them up for like £90 to £130!
@@s1dew1nd3r4 get a nikon d800
I picked up a 7D with a shutter count of 6300 in excellent condition for $160 (+ battery grip for $28) from MPB to go along with my 5D MKIII and my 1DX MKII and seem to use the 7D the most. Definitely a workhorse producing tack sharp images. Go figure . . .
Can I use 7d for live streaming??
It too old for this
I've bought the 7d in January..I'm planning to upgrade next year to a mirrorless..hybrid....but I'm going to keep this for stills....it only has 50k....so it's going to Last for a long time
Good choice!
Recently bought my second Canon 7d mark II. The first one has a high shutter count (8 years old and thoroughly used) and this second hand less than 3000. Camera lookes also crisp and new. Most important it feels like it belongs in my hand. Looked at and felt a few Canon R cameras but nah... maybe later ;)
good job!
I just ordered a used one. Trading in a 400d.
I just bought one w 87,000 shutter count for $100. Did I make a mistake? I was worried coming from a t6 t7 rebel. I definitely like it so far. What are your thoughts on the shutter life?
Naa itll be okay i have one which is about 150k and its still ticking
@@DSLRTRAINING cool. I did some deep sky ish photos with it tonight. But during the day it seems it shoots so fast. I was taking pictures of my kids in the backyard when a plane flew over and I was in manual mode and had no time to do anything and still manage to pop off several shots of the plane as it flew directly above us. I just need to get some proper batteries for it and a charger
t6 and t7 have higher resolution and better sensors than 7d. 7d is a reboxed t3i.
@daktarioskarvannederhosen2568 maybe on paper. But in actual use the 7d blows them away. I have all 3
A reboxed T3i? With a much better viewfinder (Pentaprism vs pentamirror and 100% at 1x vs 95% and .85), much larger body that is weather sealed, much better controls, joystick, huge and efficient wheel, a top lcd panel, 19 focus points and all cross type versus 9 focus points and only 1 cross type for T3i, 8 frames per second versus 3.7, 2 Digic 4 processors versus 1. I could go on.......
So no, not even close to a reboxed T3i.
May I trigger Godox MS400 from Canon 7d ?
Not sure about this one
Just bought my eos7d and tripod with case for 270.00 how did I do
That decent...hopefully the shutter count is low
The green square is program or full auto, not manual.
These are utter bargain's now, was quite surprised. Bought one for £120, prefer this over my 1d bodies (shock horror) when coupled with a 150-600mm lens those bodies were seriously too heavy and I ain't a weakling....ISO yeah noisy, but expose to the right more in bad light if you must and just de-noise in PP, they get a bad rep for noise unfairly but software has come in leaps and bounds over 10+ years. Thanks for the review
I got one for £80 in coventry with a 50k shutter count...crazy
i just create photos from scratch in PP. PP has come so far that, really, a camera is no longer in any manner necessary.
How did you overcome the 7d "Soft Focus" problem? I shot a 60D for years before my brother upgraded and I sent the 60 off to my Dad and went to this. Most things were fine, but at the time my daughters were playing travelling soccer and I took lots of pictures, up close was fine but mid telephoto (300mm) this camera couldn't autofocus at all. Expensive lenses, cheap lenses, didn't really matter. Google had 1000 "cures" for it, but Canon did admit there was an issue send it in for $500 and maybe we will fix it.... yeah... Landscape, tripod, wide angle great.... fast action autofocus.... not.
How to focus continues in video mode..
My 7d camera is stable focus in video mode ..
(Sry for mistakes ) hope u understand ..
From what I've heard canon cameras
Done mind third party batteries unlike some other makes that freeze
Up when you put a third party battery in them because after all the older a
Camera gets the more likely the fact will be that you end up getting a third party battery as a replacement because they don't last forever
7d or 550d ?
7d
Why not make a video about all settings... How to use the camera guide with slow pace 👍 there are probably many newbies who aren't professionals but got their hands on this camera and are "a bit" lost with it 😅
Thanks for the feedback
Just picked one up in good condition with approx 30k shutter count for $190.00
Your Firmware is really old, suggest you update it.
Thanks its an old camera just for demo's these days. Subscribe mate
saludos ... quisiera saber cómo poder fotografíar fotos grupales soy nueva usando especialmente este modelo
I agree that it is a great camera. I shoot the 7D mark ii and I love it!
37 sec in and he said the green icon is manual mode 🤦🏾♂️ok
Je viens de lui donner une 2em vie. Acheté en 2010, batterie non reconnue, réparé en 20mn et 0 euro. J'ai remis la petite vis . C'est reparti pour 12 ans.
J’ai acheté second main.La caméra fonctionne super bien.
Hello, is this camera still good to start freelancing events in 2024?
If you get a newish one with a decent lens you'll be okay for a while. R6/10 Are today equivalent. Sub and hit the bell
@@DSLRTRAINING Hello, thank you for replying can you give me just a little more information. 7 years back I had a canon 7D and was shooting events ready to freelance before the camera got stolen. I have an itch to start freelancing. I am trying to buy a second hand because of affordability, but many of the options are like 7-12 years old. To be honest, I just want a really good camera so I can photograph corp events or maybe move up to wedding.
Looking at either Nikon and Canon, thanks for any help.
Where’s the battle place
I’ve been a pro for decades and have used ask types of cameras, new and old, but let me tell ya.. I was never a Canon fan, but the old 7D (especially with the magic plugin) this thing has never let me down. Even in 2024 the quality and durability is certainly a Godsend! A Workhorse & a Beast! This thing is something else.. (even though it’s a Canon🤣) wish I could scratch off the logo 🥺 or just put a Nikon sticker over it.. 😂
Besides that.. Everything comes out beautiful.
Focus problem in my canon 7d
Please solve my problem
You may have an error 01 with ur lens
Single photo perfect but group photo blury
Sir
Can you send me your whatsapp number for more details
@@sb_khokhar0786 Your aperture is too wide making your depth of field too shallow. Remember, a bigger number is a smaller aperture, so if your lens is an f/2.8, try stopping down to f/5.6 or f/7, it will give you a deeper depth of field and keep everything in focus.
I have a Canon Eos 20D lol
Help bro
So I might get one woth 2 lens for 300 tomorrow
Will it still be used in 2024?
Ye I think defoo an audience who love this camera will still use it...I will myself will be moving to R7 and R10 models
But my video can only record 7 seconds 🥹🥺😞